Moral Panics¶
Thompson, K. (1998). Moral Panics. Routledge.
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- Moral Panic
- Political sociology examines how moral panics create political openings for legislative changes that would otherwise lack support, with laws passed during panics often persisting after the panic subsides
This sourceThompson synthesizes moral-panic research and extends analysis across multiple domains and historical periods.
- Political sociology examines how moral panics create political openings for legislative changes that would otherwise lack support, with laws passed during panics often persisting after the panic subsides
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